No, they call themselves Libertaire. Libertaire was adopted by french anarchists at the end of the 19th century when anarchist publications were banned from France. Sadly, as Americans do, the word was misused and transformed by Milton Friedman, on the behalf of oil companies, and later that failed actor named Ayn Rand, to described unabashed, unregulated, capitalism and corporatism.
No anarchist worth it's salt would ever use the word libertarian instead of Libertaire.
Brian: Excuse me. Are you the Judean People's Front?
Reg: F*** off! We're the People's Front of Judea
Yeah I don't think you know anything about anarchism as political theory if you think it has anything to do with corporatism and capitalism. I'd suggest you pickup some theory and brush up on working class history.
What American political education does to a MF...
You replied to the wrong comment
I don't think so, maybe I misread the point you were making, but again I doubt it.
Tell me you don’t hang out with anarchists without telling me…
There's only one axis on the political spectrum, and everyone left of Biden (a rightwinger) is a tankie, isn't this obvious?
no, everyone right of "I won't vote at all in 2024 because I refuse to vote for Biden" is a conservative
didn't you get the memo
Or marxists even lol
don't anarchists call themselves libertarians?
What? Are you high?
Libertarian did use to be a synonym of anarchist.
Murray Rothbard ruined that.
It's not just Rothbard, it's also oil barons! https://www.alternet.org/2013/09/true-history-libertarianism-america-phony-ideology-promote-corporate-agenda/
No, they call themselves Libertaire. Libertaire was adopted by french anarchists at the end of the 19th century when anarchist publications were banned from France. Sadly, as Americans do, the word was misused and transformed by Milton Friedman, on the behalf of oil companies, and later that failed actor named Ayn Rand, to described unabashed, unregulated, capitalism and corporatism.
No anarchist worth it's salt would ever use the word libertarian instead of Libertaire.
Yeah I don't think you know anything about anarchism as political theory if you think it has anything to do with corporatism and capitalism. I'd suggest you pickup some theory and brush up on working class history.
What American political education does to a MF...
You replied to the wrong comment
I don't think so, maybe I misread the point you were making, but again I doubt it.
I was just making a funny reference dude